The LINQ High Roller is at 3545 S Las Vegas Blvd, Las Vegas, NV 89109, at the east end of The LINQ Promenade.
For most visitors, the easiest ways to get there are:
The old SDX express route no longer operates, so do not plan your journey around it.
The High Roller anchors the eastern end of The LINQ Promenade, the pedestrian entertainment district that runs between Las Vegas Boulevard and the wheel.
Address: 3545 S Las Vegas Blvd, Las Vegas, NV 89109
The wheel is easy to spot from much of the central Strip, but the entrance is not directly on Las Vegas Boulevard. From the Strip, enter The LINQ Promenade and continue toward the High Roller at the far end.
Walking is usually the simplest option if you are already in the central Strip area.
Hotels and resorts such as The LINQ, Harrah’s, Flamingo, Caesars Palace, The Cromwell, Bellagio, Horseshoe and Paris Las Vegas are all within practical walking distance, although Strip pedestrian bridges and casino interiors can make the route longer than it appears on a map.
Look for the entrance to The LINQ Promenade between The LINQ Hotel + Experience and Flamingo Las Vegas.
Once inside the Promenade, continue east past the restaurants, bars and shops until you reach the High Roller.
You can also enter The LINQ Hotel from Las Vegas Boulevard and follow signs toward The LINQ Promenade, self-parking and the Monorail area.
This is useful in very hot weather because part of the route is indoors.
The closest Monorail stop is Harrah’s & The LINQ Station at 3535 S Las Vegas Blvd.
The station serves both Harrah’s and The LINQ and provides convenient access to The LINQ Promenade and High Roller.
Regular scheduled train hours are:
Schedules can change for events or operational reasons, so check the Monorail timetable on the day of your visit if you are traveling very early or late.
After exiting at Harrah’s/The LINQ Station, follow signs toward The LINQ and The LINQ Promenade. From there, continue through the Promenade to the wheel.
If you are staying near another Monorail station, this can be much easier than using a car on a busy Strip evening.
Uber, Lyft and taxis are convenient if you are staying off the central Strip or arriving from the airport.
Do not ask a driver to stop directly on Las Vegas Boulevard in front of the Promenade. Strip resorts use designated pickup and drop-off zones, and those are normally faster and safer.
For rideshare, select The LINQ Hotel + Experience as your destination and follow the app’s current pickup or drop-off instructions. From the hotel, follow signs to The LINQ Promenade and High Roller.
Allow extra time on Friday and Saturday evenings, during major conventions, sporting events and holiday weekends because traffic around the Strip can become slow.
The RTC’s current Strip service is the Deuce on the Strip, which operates 24 hours a day, seven days a week.
The Deuce connects major Strip stops with Downtown Las Vegas and the South Strip Transit Terminal.
Useful nearby stops include Harrah’s and Caesars Palace.
The Strip & Downtown Express, commonly called the SDX, was eliminated by RTC.
Older Las Vegas guides may still tell you to use the SDX to reach The LINQ. That information is outdated.
If you are traveling by RTC bus in 2026, plan around the Deuce and current RTC routes instead.
Ticketmaster’s current High Roller information lists parking at The LINQ garage on LINQ Lane, as well as an outdoor lot behind the wheel. Valet parking is also available at nearby locations.
Parking policies and prices can change by property, Caesars Rewards status, event dates and length of stay, so check the current rate before driving.
If navigation gives you several options, approaching from Koval Lane can often be more practical than driving the full length of Las Vegas Boulevard during busy periods.
Once parked, follow property signs for The LINQ Promenade and High Roller.
There is no direct Las Vegas Monorail connection from the airport.
For most visitors going straight to the High Roller, a taxi or rideshare is the simplest option.
If you plan to use the Monorail during the rest of your stay, you can first travel from the airport to a Strip property and then join the Monorail system, but that is usually less convenient when carrying luggage.
From Fremont Street and Downtown Las Vegas, your main choices are:
The Deuce is useful if you are not in a hurry; rideshare is usually simpler if you are traveling in a group.
The Las Vegas Monorail is wheelchair accessible and ADA compliant, with elevators and level boarding at its stations.
The High Roller itself permits motorized and non-motorized wheelchairs and mobility scooters. Guests who need boarding assistance should notify High Roller staff when they arrive.
For attraction-specific information, see our High Roller Accessibility Guide.
If the High Roller, The LINQ Promenade and central Strip attractions form a large part of your itinerary, staying nearby can reduce the amount of transport you need.
See our Hotels Near the LINQ High Roller guide for accommodation options around the Promenade.
3545 S Las Vegas Blvd, Las Vegas, NV 89109.
Harrah’s & The LINQ Station is the closest Monorail station and serves The LINQ Promenade directly.
No. RTC eliminated the SDX route. Use the Deuce or another current RTC route instead.
Yes. The Deuce on the Strip currently operates 24/7.
Yes. Current venue information lists The LINQ garage on LINQ Lane and an outdoor lot behind the wheel, with other parking and valet options nearby.
Yes. The LINQ Promenade opens directly from Las Vegas Boulevard, and the High Roller is at the far end of the Promenade.
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